This will really hold about 660lbs? Is there any type of gurantee if this deflates? Does this come with a patch kit? Thanks!
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We did not have good luck with this item. It would not hold air from the first time it was aired up and the company never responded to my emails. Amazon did refund my money but I would not do business with this particular company any more.
600544
Day 1: We ran into some bushes and I got a hole in a one back rest. Then it popped when I inflated it w/ gas station style air pump :(. I kept checking it so I wouldn't over inflate it and pop it...but it happened anyway. I highly recommend buying a portable inflated/deflater. I got a Coleman & it worked great w/ this inner tube & it won't pop it. Make sure you have 2 oars to stear to avoid bushes...
985467
hi, the bag itself should hold up to 35 pounds, so you should be ok with the oxygen tank and the velcro should be able to hold the tank upright. if not you may have to tie it in place. thanks frank
1981205
Sorry it will bust the 50lbs mark, however look into the airline policy. I have to pay the large baggage fee to get on but I have always been able to get it on. If not there are other options out there but at a higher price point.
30619
It will easily hold up to 300 lbs if properly inflated. Whether you will be able to comfortably stand up and paddle around is another story. I am over 280 and have trouble staying up and staying balanced, and my son is even taller and about as heavy, and has the same trouble. We have more fun using it as a kayak sitting on it and paddling around.
1238231
You do not want to buy this product. It always deflated over night. No reason to, but it did. There were no holes, rips, or other things wrong with it.
56725
This one came deflated but possibly due to small leak. It has never held air more than a few days. We threw it away and purchased a regular size 3 Wilson for $10. Came inflated a month ago and has remains that way. If it was good enough for Tom hanks in cast away, it works for us:)
2188490
The airslant stays pretty firm once inflated, it may go down a bit due to body weight, but shouldn't be significant. The weight limit of the airslant is 250 lbs.
1212211
I am 270 lbs. and used it for the 1st time last night at home to test it out ,it held my weight I throw a quilt on it and it still did it do a job on my back. If you are planing to buy bet the extra mattress padding.This was intended as a extra cot for when my family comes to visit but I dont think I could put them throw this torture. I had to spend 1/2 hour under a hot shower and my back is still out of whack.
2101523
Hi Tracy, It's very light, probably about a lb. or two. And if you take it deflated it would pack better. You could probably inflate it manually, it was just much easier with a pump. But not really necessary. Have fun on your trip!
1516160
My husband weighs about 255, and its held up his weight no problem. The only reason I would look at something else, is my two bar stools that I purchased only lasted about one year. The legs cracked, they wouldn't spin hardly any more, and the cushion after sitting in it for 30 minutes would eventually start to hurt your butt because it was like it deflated or something. Do not recommend. My husband only sat in the one 99% of the time, and the other hardly ever got used by our son, and they both were either severely defective, or junk.
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I seriously doubt it, not designed to hold anything near that kind of weight.EDIT: OK, I thought I was responding about a different pillow. Yes, this pillow is much stronger than the one I was originally commenting on. This one probably would hold a person's weight, but still it is not designed for that and I don't know if I would trust it for that. If you want a seat better to get a seat IMO. There are lightweight portable seat cushions made of foam that do not inflate and so cannot burst from pressure, my suggestion is to look for one of those.
229555
Not really. Works to raise vehicle under load then you deflate back to 5-10#. Only works under load
275010
Sorry Todd,I had a bad experience with a 70 lb kayak. ON the very first trip out, it blew a tire and I had to purchase a tube and then it blew out again. It's supposed to hold 150 lbs but this one did not.
904630
I weigh 215lbs and it held me just fine. No overnight deflation. Add 55lbs, I don't know. But this was my experience.
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We haven't actually used this yet. I bought it to replace one (not same brand) that I disposed of. The other one I had "looked" just like this. I blew it up after I rec'd it and it seemed pretty firm. My husband and I slept on the other one I had (combined weight 345 or so) & slept very comfortably. I know this probably wasn't much help & maybe you can get better answers from someone else. I do love the pump, just plug it in & airs up pretty quickly & same with deflating. I actually got it back in the bag it came in. Good luck!!
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It's very heavy, I would estimate 75 to 80 pounds. You definitely need to be in shape to move it around by yourself when deflated, or have another person help you.